There is also an Enigma Machine at the museum of science and industry in Chicago right next to the sub, I don't know of any other displays off the top of my head that could by at a museum solely dedicated to cryptography.
Oh the poor stupid fucking cunts. don't they realise that this will end up with everything being charged commercially to the consumer which will totally wipe out their busines model?
Of course this is all irrelevant to firefox making history by overtaking IE in Europe. An analogy, many parts of the world have universal healthcare but it would still be history for the USA if it was introduced there.
There is also a correlation with global warming, illegal immigration and the number of natural disasters in Pakistan. We should ban all games immediately.
I live at the end of 5km of old copper, where the fastest ADSL speed seems to be about 600k. The smallest package I can get, however, is for 1mbit. It's not all that thrilling for a geek.:(
Would I rather have no connection? Err, no. Slow is fine, relatively speaking.
Same here. I won't complain though because up until about 8 years ago they used to say that the line was too bad for any broadband - and 500-600k is a lot better than dial-up, which ties up your phone line, costs more, etc.
Finding morons on FaceBook is not news. Finding someone on FaceBook that is NOT a moron would be big news, when and if it ever happens!
The funny thing is even people who are not normally morons seem to become so on Facebook. I know a perfectly intelligent guy, but on Facebook he's wittering on about farmville, zombies, mafia and how he has nearly 2,000 friends.
That is true, however a worldwide power grid would be incrediblly expensive to install. Joining america to eurasia would require either long undersea runs or long runs through inhospitable places like sibera.
If we keep up with global warming it might be tropical
"by comparing the URL that a person visits against a list of good and bad sites"
If their aim is to just block bad sites why would they have to log anything at all?
Just re-direct all traffic to bad IP's to/dev/null.
Playing the devil's advocate, if you found that someone visited known "bad" sites then looking at other sites they visited would probably be a good way to discover other "bad" sites.
"Nine natural foods to enhance libido"
"Eight instant benefits of meditation"
"Five major health benefits of flax seed"
"Five Yogic cures for respiratory ailments"
Caucasians got their white skin so they could get enough vitamin D in the places like northern europe.
if you're skin gets burned you received much more sunlight then your skin was evolved to handle. that means you probably produced enough vitamin D in the first hour to last you for the rest of the day.
also using sunscreen doesn't block all the sunlight, just reduces it to more manageable levels. more like what's found in say northern Europe.
One of the big problems is irregular long exposures. I live in Northern Europe, and farmers, gardeners, etc. have quite a tan but no burn. If an office worker stays out of doors for a bright afternoon after staying covered all winter they will burn badly.
Do you really think any law enforcement agency has the resources to investigate thousands of complaints with little more than a screenshot of someone's junk and their IP address?
Maybe if the IP address resolved to Whitehouse.gov. Don't you miss Bill Clinton?
Actually in UK law the digital economy act practically requires by law that isp's are to monitor their users and notify certain bodies of any possible illegal activity.
TalkTalk and BT are the only people attempting to stand up to this. I guess TalkTalk are a little more two faced than we thought.
No they won't report it to the UK government. Only the Chinese!
Researchers have long known that mammals, including humans, lack a key enzyme... a sunscreen containing photolyase could potentially heal some of the damage from UV rays that get through.
This is an excellent point. If they win this case a standard question on being stopped by the police should be "do you have a warrant for that wiretap?".
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If you can recommend a good, affordable patent lawyer, please let us know.
There are no affordable patent lawyers, good or otherwise.
The only good lawyer is a dead one. I'll see what I can dig up.
There is also an Enigma Machine at the museum of science and industry in Chicago right next to the sub, I don't know of any other displays off the top of my head that could by at a museum solely dedicated to cryptography.
In the UK there's Bletchley Park
So does that mean that if we manage to record the words of Christ from a 2000 year old clay pot, the RIAA will come after us?
No, the Pope will.
What's the difference between the Pope and the RIAA?
The Pope hasn't had a crusade since 1272
Oh the poor stupid fucking cunts. don't they realise that this will end up with everything being charged commercially to the consumer which will totally wipe out their busines model?
OK you've got us beat. Ours is only £ 113,742 which is 181 202.38 US dollars
If it was invented in 1962 the patents will have expired. What's to stop the Chinese just making their own "PandaGlass" or whatever?
Is that just personal or sum of state and personal debt. If its the latter then we can
What's this? Illegal's cause global warming now? I knew it!
Blah Blah ...coming over here and bringing their tropical climates with them ......
Of course this is all irrelevant to firefox making history by overtaking IE in Europe. An analogy, many parts of the world have universal healthcare but it would still be history for the USA if it was introduced there.
There is also a correlation with global warming, illegal immigration and the number of natural disasters in Pakistan. We should ban all games immediately.
Does India have any tech manufacturing base? No troll - sincere question.
I know they've got keen engineering students who want that base to develop so they can work in it, but I can't think of any factories.
Yes, Dell does smone manufacturing there.
I live at the end of 5km of old copper, where the fastest ADSL speed seems to be about 600k. The smallest package I can get, however, is for 1mbit. It's not all that thrilling for a geek. :(
Would I rather have no connection? Err, no. Slow is fine, relatively speaking.
Same here. I won't complain though because up until about 8 years ago they used to say that the line was too bad for any broadband - and 500-600k is a lot better than dial-up, which ties up your phone line, costs more, etc.
Finding morons on FaceBook is not news. Finding someone on FaceBook that is NOT a moron would be big news, when and if it ever happens!
The funny thing is even people who are not normally morons seem to become so on Facebook. I know a perfectly intelligent guy, but on Facebook he's wittering on about farmville, zombies, mafia and how he has nearly 2,000 friends.
Bah, old hat Trolling. I read the exact same story almost 10 years ago. It was not true then and is not true now.
Not even a nice try.
With the bits about token ring and ext2 I think he copied a 10 year old troll...
it'll fall on Mecca
I wonder how happy the Not In My Backyarders are right now.
Yes very thank you.
Nuclear, an awesome power source is now more financial suicide than anything else.
Woa, I never opposed nuclear power-stations. Only those in my back yard.
I hope you all enjoy spending your nights in the dark, that is until fusion comes along and you try to kill that too.
No, lets have them. Just so long as they aren't in my back yard
That is true, however a worldwide power grid would be incrediblly expensive to install. Joining america to eurasia would require either long undersea runs or long runs through inhospitable places like sibera.
If we keep up with global warming it might be tropical
My baseball bat is a murder weapon. The fact that I can use it to play baseball is not a defense.
There is absolutely no defense if your baseball bat is a murder weapon. Now if it were only a potential murder weapon.....
"by comparing the URL that a person visits against a list of good and bad sites"
If their aim is to just block bad sites why would they have to log anything at all? Just re-direct all traffic to bad IP's to /dev/null.
Playing the devil's advocate, if you found that someone visited known "bad" sites then looking at other sites they visited would probably be a good way to discover other "bad" sites.
"Nine natural foods to enhance libido"
"Eight instant benefits of meditation"
"Five major health benefits of flax seed"
"Five Yogic cures for respiratory ailments"
And a partridge in a pear tree
Caucasians got their white skin so they could get enough vitamin D in the places like northern europe. if you're skin gets burned you received much more sunlight then your skin was evolved to handle. that means you probably produced enough vitamin D in the first hour to last you for the rest of the day.
also using sunscreen doesn't block all the sunlight, just reduces it to more manageable levels. more like what's found in say northern Europe.
One of the big problems is irregular long exposures. I live in Northern Europe, and farmers, gardeners, etc. have quite a tan but no burn. If an office worker stays out of doors for a bright afternoon after staying covered all winter they will burn badly.
Do you really think any law enforcement agency has the resources to investigate thousands of complaints with little more than a screenshot of someone's junk and their IP address?
Maybe if the IP address resolved to Whitehouse.gov. Don't you miss Bill Clinton?
Actually in UK law the digital economy act practically requires by law that isp's are to monitor their users and notify certain bodies of any possible illegal activity. TalkTalk and BT are the only people attempting to stand up to this. I guess TalkTalk are a little more two faced than we thought.
No they won't report it to the UK government. Only the Chinese!
Researchers have long known that mammals, including humans, lack a key enzyme ... a sunscreen containing photolyase could potentially heal some of the damage from UV rays that get through.
Isn't that how the lizzardman got started?
This is an excellent point. If they win this case a standard question on being stopped by the police should be "do you have a warrant for that wiretap?".